Our Toughest Attorneys That Get Results

After multiple willful violations of child support, our firm was able to establish in a subsequent enforcement proceeding against our client that his failure to pay child support was not willful.

In post-judgment litigation, a Suffolk County man was accused of contempt for violating a stipulation of settlement by not taking his mother off the deed to the marital residence.  We successfully argued that because the third party was not a party to the original contract, the court could not enforce the provision.  The contempt was dismissed.

A Suffolk County dad was taken back to court for a child support modification.  It was alleged that his income tripled from the time of the judgment of divorce.  We successfully showed at trial that the children’s needs were being met, and ultimately the magistrate denied the modification.

On an appeal, our firm successfully challenged the determination made by a Suffolk County magistrate which was later confirmed by a Suffolk County family court judge.  After hours of effort, the appellate division reduced the child support our client was ordered to pay and supported our position that the lower court failed to consider discretionary factors and failed to weigh the child support factors in going above the child support cap.

On an appeal, our client, a Suffolk County mother was granted the right to relocate with her three-old daughter to the state of Florida.  The lower court denied the mother’s request for relocation.  With persistence and diligence, our firm successfully achieved reversal.

After a post-judgment trial, a Suffolk County mother of one child successfully had joint legal custody changed to sole custody and a reduced parenting schedule for the other parent.

After a post-judgment trial, a Suffolk County mother of one child successfully achieved a reversal of custody.

After an extensive high-conflict custody trial lasting three weeks, our client, a mother of two, won custody in Suffolk County.

Nassau County man found not guilty of escaping a police precinct, driving while intoxicated, obstructing government administration, and leaving the scene of an accident.  The jury took under thirty minutes to render a verdict.

Suffolk County man has all of the evidence in his case suppressed after pre-trial hearings in Suffolk County.

Suffolk County man has his refusal to take a chemical test in a driving while intoxicated case suppressed after pre-trial hearings based upon violation of our client’s right to counsel.

A Nassau County woman was found not guilty of all charges after trial.  The police claimed that she was slumped over the wheel on initial observation.  That in front of a marked police car she drove up on to the front lawn of a neighbor, went in reverse almost heading the police car, whereupon it was alleged the driver drove into her own driveway a few houses away and hit a tree.  The police claimed at trial that she admitted to being intoxicated.  In a deliberation that took approximately thirty minutes, our client was found not guilty of all charges.

Aggravated DWI charges dismissed after pre-trial hearings based upon the court suppressing blood alcohol evidence which followed an illegal stop.

Thirteen count indictment alleging forged instrument charges is dismissed after pre-trial hearings after judge suppresses all of the evidence.

A Queens woman was accused in a multi-count indictment of being part of a heroin ring.  After two days of pre-trial hearings, our client walked out of court with no criminal conviction and a non-criminal disposition.

A Nassau County man was charged in a multi-count indictment in the eastern district of New York.  Facing 5 years on the original charges, after extensive pre-trial negotiation our client achieved a significant downward variance of twenty months.  The allegations involved mail fraud and scheme to distribute drugs through the united states postal service.  The members charged were alleged to have pocketed millions of dollars.

A Florida man was charged in the southern district of New York in a multi-count indictment alleging violations of RICO with predicate acts of health insurance fraud and gambling.  After extensive negotiation our client received a significant downward variance with RICO charges being dismissed.  He ultimately walked out of court with a non-incarceration sentence.

A Suffolk County man was charged in a multi-count indictment in New York county accusing him of being an acting underboss and captain in an organized crime family.  The indictment which the prosecution believed had overwhelming evidence accused our client of 299 pattern acts of enterprise corruption.  After 4.5 months on trial and three years of pre-trial litigation the case ended in a mistrial.

Nassau County man found not guilty of stabbing another man.  At pre-trial hearings, our office successfully won a ruling having DNA evidence suppressed due to an unlawful search.  At trial, the prosecution claimed it was on video and produced eye witnesses that identified the defendant as the stabber in court.  After two hours of deliberation the jury rendered a not guilty verdict on all counts.

Uniondale school district teacher found not guilty in an eighteen-count indictment charging rape of a minor.